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Tapper Posts No. 2 Program Shot Put Mark to Close Out Battle on the Bayou - University of Michigan Athletics

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The University of Michigan women's track and field team closed out its weekend at the Battle on the Bayou hosted by LSU, with Elizabeth Tapper's No. 2 program shot put mark leading the effort on Saturday (March 29) at Bernie Moore Stadium.
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Tapper Posts No. 2 Program Shot Put Mark to Close Out Battle on the Bayou - University of Michigan Athletics

The University of Michigan women's track and field team closed out its weekend at the Battle on the Bayou hosted by LSU, with Elizabeth Tapper's No. 2 program shot put mark leading the effort on Saturday (March 29) at Bernie Moore Stadium.

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